54. Negotiating threats: historicizing the elemental working of medical masks
(Hung-Ying Chen)

708. Open windows, air change rates and sneeze guards: the different enactments of riskscapes in the management of persons exposed to SARS-COV-2
(Kevin Hall)

719. Urban heat exposure: knowledges and practices of older adults
(Zofia Bienkowska & Franciszek Chwalczyk)

652. Challenging the ontological assumptions about non-human animals in environmental impact assessments: a reflection on absences and presences in the context of a socio-environmental conflict
(Francesc Rodríguez)

885. Social drift: the conservation of the coontogenic niche in the relational space of language
(Beto Vianna)

574. (Re)claiming the animal through a postcolonial posthumanist framework
(Jaya Sarkar)

361. Disciplining fungi growth: plantationocene in post/socialist ruins
(Tereza Stöckelová)

255. Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy among self-made experts in a Swedish digital context
(Mia-Marie Hammarlin)

486. Challenging vaccination policy: vaccine hesitancy as alternative form of health citizenship during Covid-19 pandemic
(Paolo Giardullo & Barbara Morsello)

633. Living with viruses: the conceptualization and communication of the mutual development of the immune system, viruses, and vaccines
(Hanne Castberg Tresselt)

615. The bibliometric reconstruction of research biographies extension to the social sciences and humanities
(Markus Hoffmann)

612. The biometric reconstruction of research biographies - extension to analytical purposes
(Jochen Gläser & Tobias Bernd)

969. Final version: Hackathon as method - participant observation for computational times
(Gro Skorpen)

22. Getting a grip: m-health technologies and tactile resistance
(Michelle Charette)

109. The changing role of street-level bureaucrats in the digital welfare state
(Margot Kersing)

353. How platform workers juggle jobs
(Francisca Grommé)

562. Difference as a site for intervention: the case of wearable computers
(Ana Viseu)

947. The controversial arrangements of citizen-users, a mobile interface and the state
(Marie Alauzen)

685. Science improv: improvised comedy as science communication
(James Dolan)

175. Immersive theatre; citizenly co-creation of speculative-ethical-future
(Bentley Crudgington)

627. Engaging publics perceptions of environmental crises: some notes towards a participatory visual approach
(Erik Aarden)

314. Making things last
(Jérôme Denis & David Pontille)

534. Time trajectories and associations in house-museums maintenance
(Gianluigi Viscusi)

1036. Between the runs continuation and innovation in the shutdown of a particle detector
(Daria Jadreskic)

939. Exploring the maintenance of multiple infrastructural lives: the case of the Zwentendorf nuclear power plant in Austria
(Céline Parotte)

363. The maintenance of vitality: conflicting temporalities in the field of cryobanking
(Ruzana Liburkina & Sara Lafuente-Funes)

122. Data sharing platforms for cohort data: instruments to reform science policy on data sharing?
(Thijs Devriendt)

85. Editorial work and the peer review economy of STS journals
(Wolfgang Kaltenbrunner)

655. Practices and representations of data sharing and data protection within research communities practicing or accompanying ethnography
(Noel Marianne)

218. The future(s) of algorithmic regimes: are we heading towards a "predictive society"?
(Simon Egbert)

217. The politics of data science: institutionalising algorithmic regimes of knowledge production in academia
(Stefanie Raible)

219. Making algorithms fair
(Katharina Kinder-Kurlanda)

221. Upon opening the black box of machine learning and finding it leading down the path of least resistance
(Juliane Jarke)

492. Making the Ariane Rocket: sociotechnical imaginaries of Europe in space
(Nina Klimburg-Witjes)

494. Anticipating the Copernican exchange
(Peter Timko)

495. The future of space habitats: the archaeological view
(Justin St P Walsh)

497. The geopolitical imagination in outer space
(William Stewart)

500. (Re)making space for the UK: national imaginaries of space economy futures
(Eleanor S. Armstrong)

339. Reappraising the social: notes towards a more inclusive understanding of loneliness and technology
(Lars E.F. Johannessen)

340. Re-entering Plato's cave – on presence and hierarchies of reality in digital teletechnologies
(Clemet Askheim)

342. Streaming technologies and the law: problematizing the distinction between analogue and digital co-presence in European data protection regulation
(Julia Köhler-Olsen)

343. Distributed presence: multiple theories of virtual presence
(Gemma Hughes)

439. Passing the test: turning unknowns into processable subjects at the registration and identification center in Moria
(Silvan Pollozek)

441. How to research migration using data technologies? Re-visibilizing migration information infrastructures
(Fran Meissner)

443. Ending or maintaining a border control agency? On the socio-material and epistemic practices of holding a state accountable for its human rights violations
(Nina Amelung)

576. RRI and open science in the face of prevailing EU future narratives: ambivalences and resistances
(Hannot Rodríguez & Sergio Urueña)

577. Framing anticipation in a post-growth innovation era
(Mario Pansera)

566. Transformative vision assessment as an approach for responsible future-making
(Andreas Lösch)

565. Operationalising future-making practices: foresight and inclusiveness
(Andoni Ibarra & Stefan John)

573.Safety and sustainability by design from the nanolab: NPs selection rules for value-based design
(Ignasi Gispert & Victor Puntes)

96. Vaccine disruptions
(Stuart Blume)

463. Global governance and state failure in assesing and controlling post-vaccination complications in Romania: what lessons can be learned from the current pandemic for the next generation of platform-based vaccines?
(Valentin-Veron Toma)

994. The legal uncertainty of pharmaceutical innovation policy in Brazil: past or future?
(Fernando Aith)

846. The role and position of HTA agencies in the governance of innovative medical technology: a critical interpretive synthesis
(Renee Else Michels)

952. Reconfiguring nursing in pandemic times: tele-medicine as (perceived) solution in the tension zone of safety and affective caring
(Magdalena Eitenberger)

867. Digisting practices of support in community mental health during Covid-19
(Ian Tucker)

73. Tensions and escapes in independent living infrastructures for people with disabilities under Covid-19
(Joan Moyà-Köler)

767. Community as social infrastructure for elderly care: take the case of care practice of the community meal program for the elderly in Mailiao, Taiwan
(Jui-Hsin cheng)

48. #Nature vs. #Climate - Instagram as a site of contestation of techno-scientific imaginaries
(Noa Turgeman)

532. Framing emerging technologies: how companies conceptualize and discuss the value of emerging technologies on Twitter
(Gulnara Nussipova)

402. Socio-technical imaginaries of the internet of things
(Ana Delicado)

668. Across boundaries and into visions: reflections from a transdisciplinary research on soil fertility
(Christian Colella)

903. Making patient knowledge matter: the place of narratives of Covid-19 and critical illness for developing health service improvements
(Annelieke Driessen)

516. Enabling transdisciplinary work: insights from a newly established faculty Campus Fryslan
(Anne Beaulieu)

587. The military-industrial-academic complex and project Maven: is military research allowing a technical elite into politics?
(Jaspreet Jagdev)

369. Upscaling ground truthing for the airport
(Paul Bettina)

597. Non-technological drivers for AI-based security
(Georgios Kolliarakis)

998. AI vs. The hate? Imagining and constructing the policing of online hate speech
(Jens Hälterlein)

474. #FUCKCANCER: how women with incurable cancer discuss and interpret biomedical knowledge on Instagram
(Jill van der Kamp)

133. The publics of personalized medicine
(Lea Skovgaard)

883. Experinmenting with science, democracy and the publics right to know in Japan: the co-production of journalistic ethics and research ethics during and in the aftermath of the stap cell replication experiments (2014-2017)
(Melpomeni Antonakaki)

232. Encountering resistance: contesting stage science on antimicrobial resistance
(Eleanor Kashouris)

214. Infrastructuring computational design as algorithmic regime
(Yana Boeva)

215. Making digital publics: algorithmic media and the fabrication of publics
(Nikolaus Poechhacker)

216. Algorithm-driven reconfigurations of trust regimes: an analysis of the potentiality of fake news
(Jörn Wiengarn)

344. "The way out of loneliness is digital": Discourses on elderly non-users and digital inclusion measures in loneliness policy in Norway and the UK
(Elian E. Jentoft)

345. Shielded through the screen: Technology (re)scripted for elderly people
(Marit Haldar)

346. Can a communication technology enhance social connectedness among nursing home residents?
(Sehrish Akhtar)

348. The (a)social robot? Analyzing the affordances of the telepresence robot AV1
(Maja Nordtug)

445. Age in the circle of doubt – how ignoring relationalities re/enacts migrant categories
(Sabine Netz)

446. Making workable knowledge for asylum decisions: on tinkering with country of Origin Information
(Jasper van der Kist)

448. Black box police niversity? The production of scientific knowledge on migration in and through police
(Philip Schäfer)

437. Epistemic domination by data extraction: questioning the digitization of asylum procedures
(Stephan Scheel)

650. "Visible mending" and the ethics and poetics of repair in higher education
(Sanne Koevoets)

641. On agency and ethics in arts education
(Michelle Kasprzak)

654. The living stations: materialize matter in the anthropocene
(Emma van der Leest)

644. Teaching a systems approach in design education: applying or problematizing?
(Ginger Coons)

646. The social ecology of art, science and technology collaborations: A Q-Study
(Zeynep Birsel)

901. Irresponsibility in the making
(Morgan Meyer)

904. A RRI perspective about genome editing: technical, ethical and societal challenges of CRISPR technologies through the lens of experts
(Pedro Ramos)